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"I don't call it Australia Day, or Invasion Day or Survival Day. I call it January 26" – Rhoda Roberts' captivating explanation for why the day will always be nameless.

Have you ever noticed that Duchess Catherine loves wearing a few trusty items over and over? Here are the ones you should add to your wardrobe, stat.

When people hear the term some conjure up fantasies of being tied to a bed, handcuffed and whipped, while others think leather, gimp masks and a brutal dominatrix. But what is it really like to have a master and slave in the bedroom? In the name of investigative journalism, I asked a Master to explain […]

People were impressed she survived ‘til age 40. Twenty years later, she’s still dominating our screens.

“Women's violent deaths would be news for a day ... then they would roll away into obscurity. One. One. One. One.”

The Adelaide-based head designer is our latest Women To Love profile.

With the formation of groups like “incels”, it’s time to treat misogyny as the dangerous and deadly ideology it is.

The confirmed, the unconfirmed and the downright obvious...

And it’s not what you would expect.

“How can a journalist truly understand what it's like to be on welfare or living hand-to-mouth if mum was a doctor and dad was a lawyer?”

This Melbourne sister act proves that creativity runs in the family.

We chat to Genevieve for Women To Love.

Women to Love: We chat to architect and interior designer Blainey North.

Putting the pain, confusion and hurt on paper can be the cheapest therapy.

“I had to be, not only as good as the men, but better than them to get the same opportunities.”

How can we stop sexism in the film industry? Make women the directors, says Lynette.

People would say 'what are you doing here you silly twit of a woman', and I'd just jump off the boat and show them.

But Australia isn't among the 122 countries that banned them.

“I've had some atrocious stuff said to me because people don't seem to understand online abuse is still plain old abuse.”

“As an actress, I've realised there's no boundaries — I'm at the behest of other people.”

Days after celebrating a national apology, we have prominent columnists dismissing decades of suffering as a myth perpetuated by "the Left".

The best way to tackle inherent sexism? Wit and killer guitar riffs. Just ask Lazertits.

Gen Z is often dismissed as selfish, lazy narcissists, but these survivors are proving they’re worth more than the entire U.S. government.

We're 45 days into 2018 and there have been 18 school shootings in the US. But how many of these have you actually heard about?

Would you pull your child out of school if they discriminated against gay people?

You're in a privileged position if your child has confided in you. Here's how to help them through it.

The world currently has over 65 million people displaced from their homes. An 11-year-old Syrian wants us to know the realities of being a refugee.

As her husband's transgressions dominate the headlines, it's her private life being thrust into the spotlight too.

The fact he endorses drinks that claim to "prevent concussions" should raise more eyebrows than an innocent kiss.

Cyber bullying has dominated headlines recently – but would you know if your child had fallen victim?

Behind the smiles - Perth mother Leigh Davey, 53, has felt the devastating effects cyber bullying can have on children. Here, she shares her story.

The issue with consent is far more insidious than sexual assault - just ask Aziz Asari.

“Why wouldn’t we want a day that all Australians are able to celebrate?” asks Senator Rachel Siewert.

Society’s perception of tighter vaginas being desirable "for the new Daddy" is both dangerous and wrong.